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I loved his autobiographies. Makes me want to seek out more of his World of Sport stuff. Having said that, his 4 books haven't even reached the 1970s yet so I have no idea if I will ever get his thoughts on working stateside.

Alright, going to pull a Loss and lock this thread. At this point, it isn't about the argument but the poster and nothing good can come from this point forward... not even an awesome Happy Days post.

I agree.... Jerry, if you are going to bow out... bow the fuck out.

That is after the SLL post. Prior to SLL's post, where?

Maybe so, but I don't think Jerry's position is clear at all and I'm not entirely sure he understand the position of others. Also he can't claim to have "bowed out" when he's taking subtle shots at people in his last post. When did he take a shot at S.L.L.?

Steven Regal vs. Ultimo Dragon (Slamboree 1997) - Regal no longer wants to go by “Lord” and Dusty proceeds to call him Lord Regal. Weird dynamic since both guys are heels but if Sonny Ono wasn’t at ringside, you know the fans would cheer Dragon easily. I love watching Regal on the mat. He was doing a test of strength spot and casually pushes down on Dragon’s calf to get the advantage. When Dragon was in a pinning position, Regal puts his knee in Dragon’s face to try and get the pin. Beautiful. Dragon controls with a headlock and they keep it moving including Regal locking his hands together in order to put Dragon in a pinning position. Usually guys just grab the tights or roll over. When Dragon goes on offense, it was pretty nasty and Regal eats it better than anyone. Regal continues to go for the Regal Stretch and the announcers do a good job of playing it up. Another example of Regal doing the little things right…. He elbows Dragon in the knee!!! Hot finish with a nice Regal chant going, some nice nearfalls from Dragon, Regal going back for the Regal Stretch and even some fighting outside. Dragon hits the Asai moonsault and it feels like a huge victory for Dragon to finally hit that move. Interference from Ono backfires and he hits Dragon in the back of the head. As Dragon faces Ono, Regal kicks him in the head, throws him in the ring, hits a reverse suplex and finally locks in the Regal Stretch. Really great stuff here. Not the best Regal match out there but I am glad I watched it.

Now you're just piling on and looking for a fight. He's already bowed out.

My favorite episode was when Freddy painted a mural of the naked Mrs. Kotter. I have no idea if that was peak or post-peak.

I am an admin and I am also suspended.

If JVK was a Resident Evil sock puppet that would explain a lot. I'm having flashbacks to his mythical surveys. This isn't even close. Two completely different characters. You may not like either one but they aren't even in the same universe.

That was fucking awesome.

Your feedback is always welcome Matt

That is the purpose bud. If you are having a hard time getting through the set, listen to other guys talking about the same stuff you are watching.

So, I woke up this morning, talked to Phil Schneider and had the 2nd of a back to back of the Wrestling Party. This morning, I was joined by Kris Z and Phil Schneider. My apologies to those who would have taken part but this was a rare morning edition due to the strange schedules of those of us who participated. Anyway, listen to #10 first and come back to this one later if you want to see what Phil Schneider has been up to since his sabbatical from internet podcasts. Buddy Rose & Doug Somers vs. Midnight Rockers (4/20/86) Rick Martel vs. Harley Race (4/20/86) Stan Hansen vs. Nick Bockwinkel (4/20/86) Buddy Rose & Doug Somers vs. Jesse Hernandez & Leon White (5/1/86) Mike Rotundo & Curt Hennig vs. Mr. Go & Larry Zbyszko (5/1/86) Mike Rotundo vs. Doug Somers (5/1/86) Buddy Rose & Doug Somers vs. Scott Hall & Curt Hennig (5/17/86) http://www.talkshoe.com/talkshoe/web/talkC...6382&cmd=tc

We'll have the show up shortly. Johnny Sorrow, Kris Z and Doc Sarpolis joined me tonight for maybe the best top to bottom night so far. Good times had by all. http://www.talkshoe.com/talkshoe/web/talkC...6382&cmd=tc

OK, we are going to start in less than half an hour. http://www.talkshoe.com/talkshoe/web/talkC...6382&cmd=tc

I am looking at Sean Mooney bud.

Ok, had some personal stuff to attend to and Johnny Sorrow was on retreat. We are going to do a show tonight for anyone interested in listening. We'll have Sorrow, Sarp and Kris Z for sure. Feel free to join in. Once I confirm the time, I'll set up a link. These are the matches we are going to knock out tonight... Col. DeBeers vs. Buck Zumhofe (2/23/86) Nick Bockwinkel vs. Larry Zbyszko (2/23/86) Stan Hansen vs. Sgt. Slaughter (2/23/86) Stan Hansen vs. Sgt. Slaughter (Bunkhouse Match) (3/9/86) Stan Hansen vs. Leon White (3/13/86) Nick Bockwinkel vs. Col. DeBeers (4/17/86) Buddy Rose, Doug Somers, & Larry Zbyszko vs. Steve Pardee, Mike Rotundo, Jimmy Snuka (4/17/86) Mike Rotundo & Barry Windham vs. The Fabulous Ones (4/20/86)

I took Punk jobbing to Kane the same way I took HBK jobbing to Rey after Eddie died... a way to give the fans a feel good moment after someone died that is ultimately meaningless.

I heard about this on Sports Talk Radio this week. A Trans Gender wants to compete in MMA as a woman.

Jeff Hardy vs. Bully Ray in a Steel Cage Match for the TNA Title - And TNA doesn't let us down. They get the biggest crowd they have ever had in the US and make sure that they will never have that many people here ever again. The match was shit but if one of them would have won clean or relatively clean, most people would have been content. The mood in the building was complete silence whatthefuckery. I have no idea what Bully Ray was telling the Hogans because TNA has horrible audio in the arena. I have never been to a show where Russo booked the ending but this felt like Russo to the point I think they secretly hired him back. Oh well, I gave it a shot. I even created a new TNA thread to hype myself up. Never again. Thank god the tickets were free.